Showing posts with label Michael Pedersen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Pedersen. Show all posts

Friday, 17 July 2015

Anywhere but the cities in Hawick 24th July

Yes the whole shebang is coming over to Hawick. See, hear, taste, touch and possibly smell the many talents of FOUND, Stanley Odd, Holly McNish, Michael Pedersen, Kevin Williamson, Will Anderson and Ainslie Henderson.

p&g has been promised "whisky, hugs & a raffle of the absurd." Tickets have been purchased.



Key info: 24th July at 8pm in the Heart of Hawick - tickets are £10.

A day out of Hawick is a day wasted...

More information available here https://www.facebook.com/events/1454681054832428/ and you can buy tickets here http://www.heartofhawick.co.uk/events/event/380/anywhere_but_the_cities.

Monday, 24 March 2014

Neu! Reekie! take New York

Neu! Reekie! - the inventors of the Raffle of the Absurd and so much more - did 2 shows in New York this weekend.



Reviews were ecstatic as only to be expected.


Thank you Neu Reekie for being ridiculously adorable
 and bringing me on to your Scottish brigade tonight. xoxo

Let's hope for a surge of cross-cultural-pollination...

Get a snatch of rather enjoyable flavour here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6e5eg3e_so.

Thursday, 16 June 2011

Neu! Reekie! 6: 24th June 2011

A geek friendly evening lined up for 24th June 7pm until 10pm, Neu! Reekie! promises a night of avant-garde poetry, music and film fusions. Post five whopping shows, Michael Pedersen (contributor to poetandgeek Issue 1) and Kevin Williamson bring you the sixth part in the N! R! movement. Featuring:


HELEN MORT (Poet in Residence at the Wordsworth Trust)

THE NAUGHTY BOYS (our personal favourite - hope to see this on SoundCloud/YouTube ASAP)
* Ryan Van Winkle — Spoken Words
* Dan Seizure on keys and computer loop
* Stevie Paterson on keys and percussion noises.

And so much more; not to mention the Raffle of the Absurd; Avant-garde Animations; and Pete the Barman and his £2 tonics. Find the event at Trunk’s Close, 55 High Street, Edinburgh, Scotland (a suitably tartan-noir address).